I agree with Garfish. Either investigate the new McCormack DNA-500 or get a used DNA-2 or DNA-2 Deluxe (about $1800 used) and send it to McCormack for the $2500 Rev A upgrade. There may not be an amp under $10k that could touch it. IMO.
I own a DNA-2 LAE (Limited Anniversary Edition) and the LAE version is everything the (IAR) International Audio Review(er) Peter Moncrief said it was back in 1999 when he rated the LAE the number one ss amp.
The Rev A's and LAE's are very fast and very powerful providing fantastic inter-transient silence, etc..
The LAE being just slightly superior to the Rev A. :)
I own a DNA-2 LAE (Limited Anniversary Edition) and the LAE version is everything the (IAR) International Audio Review(er) Peter Moncrief said it was back in 1999 when he rated the LAE the number one ss amp.
The Rev A's and LAE's are very fast and very powerful providing fantastic inter-transient silence, etc..
The LAE being just slightly superior to the Rev A. :)